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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03

Nine. Clemencc Roger, the French
translator of Darwin. discusses in the
Rvue d. Anthropologic the ideas of NJ.
Victor Mcunier with regard 10 the do
mcstication of apes Nine. Roger does
not doubt that, under proper system
of training, apes might be made good
workers. They lack perseverance, in
decd, bat in general intelligence they
are, she thinks, superior to the dog. the
the horse, CT even the elephant. She
points out, however, that it would be
necessary to feed domestic lted apes with
great quantities Of fruit, bread and eggs,
that the process of educating them
would be costly, and that for many gen.
crations they would probably be in iuri-
ously affected by the climate of Europe.
Her opinion is that, if the experiment is
TO be made, it should be made first OF all
il tropical countries, where apes might
he taught to labor in connection with
the cultivation of coffee, cocoa and cot
ton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03

The Springfield Republican draws at
tention to tho agricultural history Of
New England and its relation to the
Interstate Commerce law, showing how
the Eastern farmer has been compelled
to abandon one crop after another by
low freights from the West, until rrri-
cultural land has ceased to have any
va'u, MS such. 1t instances q rich valley
in Vermont, in the town Of Ludlow.
where twelve farms have gone out OF
cultivation. One OF the petitions to the
last Legislature was that anybody who
would occupy these farms might be ex-
cmptcd from taxation for n term of years.
The total agricultural wealth of New
Engl' nd declined per cent IN the de-
cade OF 1S7)-'S). The long and short
haul clause, the Republican thinks viii
have the effect, if properly enforced, to
arrest this decline of agricultural pros
pcrity in New England, and to give the
Eastern farmer n chance to make hvinp
CiT his land
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03

"A good cook is The best physician,
said he, and so the doctor is always
speaking i'll Of tho cook, that he may
maintain his own influence over the
wealthy patient, who, II he leads loos,
life, should trust to the skill OF his cook
rather than to the false words Of his in.
tcrcsted physician, who prolongs his
Illness through speculation. - saturday
Review
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03

Experiments are to be made in Eng
land to test the availability OF "cycIists''
as substitutes for cavalry in the army.
A volunteer cyclist corps is to be organ
lied in consequence Of some experiments
already made. The tricycle. is the ma
chine adopted for the heavier work.
The scouts have been assigned to the
bicyclc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03
Good work and reasonable prices Repairing speciality

could DC removed. -Four Of the sea lions
steadily refused all offers Of food, osd
have not broken their fast since tlcir
capture, some three months ago. This is
a popularity of seals, largo and small,
for, though tenacious Of lifc and easily
tanned, they will often refuse TO cat for
many mopths white in captivity, living
apparently ON their own Tissue, as IN hi
bcrnation --iSisntife 1m,rian.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03
IN Island DisapDe1rfuo

Sable Island is being submerged, and
Is travelling eastward at such a rate that
any chart OF it, TO be accurate. would
need to be corrected every few years. 1t
is safe to say that the latest chart OBJ
tninabIe by mariners Is some miles ut
least out OF the way. Since the begin
ming OF the present century tie island
has d creased in length from forty miles
to twenty-five; in breadth, from two
and onc-iou tn 10 something less than
one; in height, from two hundred feet
to eighty, while there has been n vari.
alton in tho position OF the west end of
less than twenty-five miles. With such
startling figures rs these before va. it il
not d ilicult to forecast it's future. Slowly.
perhaps, yet none the less surely. and dc.
lying all attempts or devices OF feeble
man to stay its advance, the time is
coming when the victorious waves will
fling their Triumphant spray high over
the n vcstigc Of dry land, and the liyhts
oil Sable Island will no longer send their
warning CLEANS across the fatal sands.
that viii then far more than ever merit
the sorrow-lalca title Of Gan Ocean
Graveyard. - Scrib1cr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03

why is IT," said husband to his
wife, "that married women, as rule.
arc such terrible goss.pers1'
Because they find such attentive lis
toner's in their husbands" replied the
lady easily. Il New York SIN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03
South Branch inteIIigencer.
WIN. HARPER. Publishes.

Physical training for girls must go,
says the Toronto Globe. A girl in Bos-
ton discovered that a months work in
the gymnasium increased the size of her
hand by one s'zs Of glove, and she quit
training faster than you could drop a
bsk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03
Something Lcn.

II have walked the floor night an d
day trying to sec bright side to any
thing, y said discounted man to an un.
fortunate friend who had called on him.
you have something, then, to be
thankful for" said the friend.
"What is iI'' asked the pessimist.
THAT you have floor TO walk was
the unexpected reply. - Detroit Free
Press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03

The king and queen Of scrvia have
become the laughing stock of Europe
and are dcspiscd by their own people.
A revolution at Belgrade and the over
throw of the Obrcnovitch dynasty arc
regarded as probable events OF tho fu-
fure
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03

To % good 20 our enemies Is 70 70.
sem le the incense whose aroma nor
fumes the fire by which it is consumed
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
McGLYNN IS VERY ILL
no Person Allowed 20 See
HIM But the Docror
Y1IltB.LL8En lStC, ,y3Cd I09al
To Suppress An Ate mpt II Diso-oe
- Meeting Calico Which nill
&c forb. c5en-tis Statement
OF the Iro4Dis.

Ma NesK Jan g2-Dr Mc5.ynn la
a. bis pe,sous. effects removed from 81
stephen vsstfy 10 the NE OF as sister
lu Ha.sm 4 Jnliet Press reporter
called a- tls res 1encs ~ Dr NlGlfun
ss-ef ana learned faa- fle D0cs8
na- uot confined u ben h-t We
asp. il -l1er setiusi-u. tvel tie da.
newspapers were ata.ei hm and tAe oul
i.toral2l0l le h2c regarlius The lolu4.
80 t-e ol-er woro ae obtained from Ill.
physician. DR. Henry Carev TIE tress-
-rer " tls 81 81 yan fund saws lhe flnd is
Increasing les ono Tie most s4ngllue e.
ftCtrfoI-
The p4rsh0ners of So Stephen Churct
e. taI As could oe learned boy tne mite.
Press reporter hold that TIE statemsug p-n
AsheQ by Archbishop C0rIiczl in regard
70 Father MeGlsuns case Dol
u falr exposition az tle case lle facI
ls pointed that while the Archbishop
Publishes ln fuu his letters o. Or. Ncifyau
le appears 20 have been found il e2
peiieut 10 suppress portions of Or. Nc
ulYnn letter, winch are saia ~ thf
trends o. ,le ceposeQ pastor 70 be Oi Yi.a
Importance in passing Judgment.
Police Captain Ryan announced his .n
ieouon % having policemen IN civilian
lrsss at ct stephen tomorrow D. q pre-
caution against Yos,I ole disorder. 4 meet
ins oi The Pensioners is called for Monday
nigh- ~ the basement ~ the church, but b
is SAID the meeting vii not be Showed .l
oe neld before Tie present pastor. fatAei
DOunelly
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

and conviction for the same IN sn inter
view with a Rochester reporter printed
some years ago. Her recital Will be Of inter
est at this time.
"For many years We have been 40 work in
Washington In 1850 We protested against
inserting the word male ln tie second ssc-
ton Of the fourteenth amendment Up %
that time there had been nothing in tic con-
sii-ution which dncriminated against women.
We failed IN or prO.ct. We subsequently,
demanded that ~ the fifteenth amendment
the word sex should bo inserted after race
or color That was refused. Then We de
mandci g sixteenth amendment prohibiting
the states from di,enfraucas4lg ou account
NJ r. IN 1919 Francis Miner. OF ST. Lou's.
sent 10 our convention al Washington
series Of resolutions claiming -Ae Irh.
~ The women 10 vote under TIE four
.eeu,h amendment These resolutions were
lcreDted bv US We worked on that ba-s
and demanded that congress should PISS a dee
iarat0ry law cut. .Crizng women tOVOto in or
e0rdance with that amendment. A petition
with 5000 ro 5000 signatures WAS sent -
congress asking for the passage ~ such q Jaw.
The committee t. whom tho quest ION was re-
rrcd brought an a ma i0riTv report against
.he proposed Jaw. and this report wa
adopted. Gen. Butler was a member u tso
committee, and be brought IN a minority re-
port favorable 70 our cause. This was But
lers first move % show that be symra
thized with us. In 1872 women all over tho
country attempted 10 vote and EIGHT
others registered ia the Eighth ward ia
Rochester and voted Mine was nlado q
test case for illegal voting. was
,ried, found guilty and fined Sl91 in $50
he supreme court decided that women
could not vote under the provisions Of
the constitution. From that time ve have
continued our efforts TO secure an amend
rnent TO the constitution. We have annually
sent TO congress petitions with 10000 sigma
lures We have had hearings before dif-
ierent committees of the house and senate
We. however. in the meantime demanded
special committees In 1882 both houses
granted rs a special committee and each com
mittee presented a favorable report 10 the
Forty-seventh congress The present senate
reappointed the select committee which made
an admirable report The hoGse. however.
refused n give Us a committee. and our pe-
ttiOns were thrown into the hands Of the iu-
dietary committee 4 two hour. hearing
vas given MS but majority report was
brought N against u and a minority report
in our favor
The decision II New York's attorney gen
oral. referred o. by Miss Anthony. that con
-ututionsl amendment Is necessary before
women may legally vote IN New York. was
rendered MAY I'D, l-et, and any amendment
- The constitution, whether madc -
lie legislature or a c1.lstltnf 0ual convention.
must b. seuctonel rv "A popular vote
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

NEW NoEE. JAN - DR. McGlynn beine
still confined 90 bis room d.cia ca the fol
lowing statement lac thissflernoon:
Pending fuller statement which shai.
feel called upon 90 make as soon as physIc
ally ao.e. / desire nov % say that IN
the paper of Archbishop Cor
rigan, published ;his morning. certais
letters and parts of letters ssential 20 10
understanding of fhe case are omitted. J
d'd not promise in 1852 20 make 10 mon
Irish Land League speeches. and whei
again censured IN 1855 for fayorag fEe
Irish revolution 10 speech n behalf o
The starving people Of the west Of Ireland
made 81 the request Of the United
lrish County AssociatiOns cid
promise not 10 MAKE any more speeches or
the irish question even for charity, bIt
lid not bind myself by promise 10 aDstaii
ior ali time 20 come from public speakiu
Jn political and sOCial subjects. With one ex-
,epuOn-that or my speech az The Chicker
,ng Hall meeting, the reason fo
which l explained ct the time
% the Archbishop-l have yielded obed
ence in all things even when I could no
Ieei hat obedience was rirhtfullv demand
3t- nor has my con iuct either towards TIE
Archbishop himself u0r toward the Roma
authorities oeen Of the defiant clarscfc.
gives 10 it. gave 10 the Archhisho.
IN he part Of the letter Of December
hch Ae mas no. pubhshed. go0c
reasons wny / could no. 20 10 Rome.
have never Ietrsc'ed, nor without dom
violence 10 my c0nscienc could / retfscf
my firm convict on that God made the Ian
for the equal use OF all MS children. and
hat Laws which deny tteir birth
right 10 the great majority Of mef
are unjust and injurious and ough
80 he abolished. ! am iheol0gian
enough - know that the Catholic chulct
has never condemned the doctrine as con
trary 20 Catholic truth. II the Pope teach
es the univeral church as the chief bishor
thereof, or as the term IS cr-Cathcdrg thu.
defining what has been handed down from
Christ and his apostles in the dep0si
Of faith should declare tha
this doctrine IS contrary 20 Catholic fsit1
] should then, as a Catholic, repudiate y
out ! am also theoiOgian enough 10 know
what the church teaches az TO the limitation
of its power Of definition and therefore [
know that the doctrine of the equality o
human rights in land can no more be con
3emned by the church than any othe,
frof1bie -
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

Probably a. large amount ol rain ftl .n
Grand Rapids yesterday az 10 any one csy
Tor many months rendering IL very moon
Fenieut sud unpleasant far people o. BE-
about 0r attempt 20 DO any trading set The
amouut q sales 81 boots aLd shoes CO Tie
Popular SHOE store wa praba 81 srre
IS Any shoe sore in this city ever made
Iher greet offer o.. oLe-fourh OF arfrac'f
msuy customer ana is cliy appreo aiei
81 hen this hOlse says one fourth or fLat
IS what fnev mean srd tLev mean .t -
apply on al goods alike Their rlpnelt
a-lOgershoe. were IN great demand yesfel-
'ar. aua many sies we.e INSIDE. Although
this is class ol goods usually sold verF
close they give oue-lO-rth ot us, Tie same
as on . eix or eehf dollar pair ot fhoes
tuDDes 80 .5 GEMS are sold for ts cents
..- children e Iuoh,'s as ID c8uls ior .s
cents. l1is arm ncC1s money. are free 81
tckDow.eaoe iI and propose % sel goods
20 get it There was one constant stream o'
customers gong out AID in Yesterday d
lay long. aul not eDourl 0f clerks % waii
on The people as last as they came. People
who need shoe seem - remember thar fbe
opular is sui popular. and propose 30
axe advantage Of this great quarter Oft sa.e.
eA.ch wll continue next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23


us hts sL4Es 81 A1fel. Aiaet-Es >
co.s.iy ~ ~.s tkroau 49, 3 s..as q
oo..el..sfalss s1lsle.s-af o1 Nef q 1s l1s
sc-r1 ~ Ans Lass bArleF. a-. ff.-si.ls-
t-rssf e. fts p1ls and eslll4n.t.5 - l,i. atl
vote ezs challenged lts1 ALE b. allowed Il
sweet it iu It's lae inspectors cf slacglqu.
Islas n lAaxs4fthF. Alt~rs "a Lang
worthy ana Essnk rs lie.ad~is. sfl-r hong
caa sr t4ro4. e9lelal..a g. d., al airs Barassr
I.a1 tEs satlstl-tloo ~ knowing tasl 81 ls4st
ons ~ola&n a. tas Empire STATE Rad eSer-issl
l1s sAne rlghts Franchise e. are assordei
& nea- ErS Barter w@s ..ftaraa ard arrested
Tie matter = II partscular interest since
upon ths oaBcozns u l1is czSe. - gleal sx-
teGl, depends tas progress Il the woman 81
ffage mayszlent ia New 4 aik stsse
AlrS I.-rotI-s f4ee a. Shown in tle Ylet.lre
here rreeeutea. Is thai ~ bright sensible
aid la . ds.arulIns1 woman har L.-u
j. snort
Ars- Barher Vas born Ia Alfred and hex
maiden name s,as Sweet Ler llzo---d ls .
farmer. Size was married to Lau Q-lls
young. Eud - the u4oller ol eleven children,
s-x ~ whom 4fe living -Four liad a. la-
fancy, ali one was crushed g. death While
c.4lIns carr. Twenty i've ye4ls slnoe she
VAS baploed Dg hay. ~ : i4n into tae
Seventh Day Bapl-ss church Ia Alfred. ~
which sac Is stlu & nful-ar. She !, also &
member II ths Womels Christian Temper
auc- union
she says q az she VAS i-i to o'fsr Lsr vote
by the circular lss0oa by A.r. Hamilton y ~.
COX, stating ti-at the prot lsious ~ lass Which
formerly forbade women q vote in tbs state
have been repealel, declaring t Tie inspee-
tors duty " receive the vote - any woA4u
who has The legal qualification es .,soli4y n
she take the "votel's oalh and giving the
opinion of leading lawyers colclf4llG.
The o.lss of 4frs Barber l4tllallv brings
10 mind that ~ Mss Susan 3 ANTHONY. ~
Roch.sser \ y the ls.Aar nt u. s.nan-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
PRODUCERS Or EGGS
PARTIAL lalsl Or TIE PREMIUMS
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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
He IS GIVEN A REST
Mr.. Garland Will Not be Called
on for Opinions.
RELATING TO JUNIOR PACIFIC LINES.


Ws-Hi>sf9S. Jan. 22-Mr. Hammond. Of
G-or-a q. from tie Jnal .iary Committee. sd
geIsey reported the resolution calling on
zee Attorney General io1 Information a. o.
tae .s-al s4,hoaty under whica Tie niou
Paciic Railroad directors consolidated thzt
road with the A. kausaa P2clne and Deayer
'aellc Raj. rOacs ana recognized the same
under the name OF the Union Pacl1c RAM
-cal Company and under -Afs name issued
stock aud trust loans, .al1 GA H., .ells.
he aCc0mpanylng report states llal tle
lliorra-on re4 Ieslsd ga tAe resolution
wili be- lad n TIE Joint resolution watch
passed THE House ieH aay a2O orcOules
law. Tie report further asser's tlAt fog
evenly wears past H. mas been held That the
Attorney General cannot legally furnish m
forms a'lon asked by Congress or rs commit
tc-s
The District 0l Columbus appropriate
o.l WAS referred To the committee of the
whole.
SIR. Laf0n. u kanuckv. reported the bin
'orieiuns and utcd 20 the New Orleans
Baton Rouge 4 NiCksDurr Rail ~av and CON
drmins the titles OF certain plsts " this
land purchased by settlers Of The company
The oil was passed.
Ar. Hill Ohio adversely reported ia @
bill 20 open land communications wish
Alaska Tabled.
Mr.. Wallace La. on question Of privi-
lege, offered a resolution 70 the erect that,
whereas, twas stated IN ne public prints
and no doubt truthiully, that the
President and senate have agreed
to rauty convention by which
the terms OF the treaty made between
the nited States and the Hawaiian Is
lands on June 50. 1879, has been EXTENDED
Tor period Oi ,esen year, and whereas
the provisions inserted IN the original
treaty making It's terms subject 10 the con
firnAtiOn OF an act of Congress
has not been inserted IN the convention
said 70 have been ratified, therefore. re-
solved thai the Judiciary Committe be in
strlcted tO inquire whether treaty
which iagO.ves the rate oi duty 20 BE-
imposed ca aly o. lC.e o. the aduiiss on li
any article free ~ duty, can be valid and
binding without me concurrence Of tie
House OF Representatives, and hat II ae
further resolved that the President b re-
que ted. j not inconsistent win the 3 o.
welfare, % sy before the House a COPY @.
The treaty lately ratified.
\ point Of orier that the question was
nor one of the privilege was ove5Tuied BIZ
Speaker. and the resolution was adopted
without division.
Then ia the morning hour the HOuse
again took up the Dill Increasing the reu-
sion for total deafness e. 80 month. Ile
morning hour expired without action being
taAen on II, the opponents Of the bll ieav-
ing ihe House without a quorum by re-
framing from vOiing.
The House then went into committee Of
The whole, apd after general debate on the
River and HarbOr bill, Al 53) adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
II the Soldiers Home.

Visitors every dav
A new ice house is being built
seventeen members have been admitte
since January /.
The old shanties in front OF The Home
have been removed
Osborne Qnackenbush. Of Lansing is not
expected 10 Lse many days. lie is suffer
ing with consumption.
Joel MCIene;hsn. of White Cloud. is SUI
ferng from an old gun shot wound IN the
-es, and The limb viii nave TO be amputated
several others are confined 10 The hospital
TarI
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

NEW YoEk. Jan. The strikers kept
away from the Lackawsnna coal docks in
Jersey City today Treasurer Hart. OF the
Delaware a. Hudson coal docks a. Wee
hawken said today that the strike had be
come an old story. N0twi thsianding this
statement the company has sen. word 10
consigners that they must load their own
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23


,.rl or ...
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
Onnn..d To lfrnrr Genr--e-

BrrTAro Jan. 22-Rr. Rev. s. v. Ryan
Bishop of the Catholic diocese Of Buffalo
today .sGed the pastoral letter giving the
decisions Of the recent synod 0f Catho !.
priests. The unersnces OF tine bishop. ai
ihoagh guarded on lhe laeor question. shoE
.1st he IL opposed TO the theories Of ilcarg
George.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
A. &. Torrey Tumbies Prom a Roof and
ErsaS> HIS shoulder.

ErsaS> HIS shoulder.
a. q. Touey, Secretary Of the Western
Plaster Agency, was quite seriously hurt yes
fe-iav morning by falling from the roof o
his residence. at l4O Westinghouse. Mr
Torrey was shovelng off the ice and snow
when he lost bis balance and fell of. He
struck MS shoulder on the edge OF the steps
breaking his shoulder blade He was So
we're r shocked by he fall. and is LOOKING
Fs-e pa'e. Ee vOmitei considerable blood
after The accident. but last night was resting
az rs - could be expected under the cir
4.IsIalcts-
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
EMBROIDERIES

Atprioes never eoua'ed IN Grsna
Rapids, consisting q Victoria
Lawns, P,ain and PLAID Main
socks. Plain and Plaid Indis
Linens, Dotted and Figorcd
Swiss, Cable Cord IN Chcchs
and Stripes, Open Monk s
Cheoks and Stripes IN New and
Handsome Styles, Persian
Lawns, Indian Mulls ~ Ecru
and White, etc. etc, ranging
in price from the Lowest 10 the
Highest and Bos. and az puccs
sstonishIngly Low.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
col. MATHEW Quay,

Chosen to the United states senate by
Tcnnsf lvania.
One ~ the most pleasant iacas that viii he
seen m fhe new Jnrei States scnafo IS That
~ Mathew Qrav who has been elected hv
rho Pennsylvania legislature Col Quay IS q
short. rot.ld fellow. about sS wears q aeo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
JOHN w. DANIEL.

Tho Senator who VIII Take tho Place
OF uahone.
Tho retirement NJ Manon- on tho 4th dav
Of March Wi hriu- 20 ,he United states son
ate John w Daniel who has for many year,
fap prominent i1 Virginia rof.cs 7lr
Uauio' a4s born in the Lvn- hfrr- district
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
ANOTHER CAslNEr WEDDING.

Secretary Bsysrd Waking "Iniun sFIleD
After Lamar and Cleveland.
WA-HISerOS, Jan. 22-It IS rumored in
society circles here that Secretary Baysrd
will be married within the wear to young
lady who belongs To one of the first families
Of Virginia. It IS expected that the engage
ment will be soon announced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
Ask for Grand Republic cirarros.

The Giant sells d good gray overcoat
double breasted. al sl.5-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

Lessons in embroidery gwen and stamp
done by the Womsn's Exchange, 100 Mon
rOa-rt
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

All refroshments ~ the Womans Fr-
change are home made and q tie best
quality. l50 MoR-oe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

N. II. Treuscb sells Grand Republic
Cigargos
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

] import my cigars direct from Cuba.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

Three imported cigars FOR - cents 81
Treuschs.